Three Kingdoms Chronicles
Contains ads
Everyone 10+
info
10+
Downloads
About this game
◆ One realm, many warlords
From the Yellow Turban Rebellion of 184 to the fall of Shu in 263, choose one of fifteen eras.
Play as Cao Cao, Liu Bei or Sun Quan — or rise from an obscure warlord no history remembers.
◆ Build your state
Grow your cities with Farming, Trade, Levees, Relief and Build, and gather talent with Recruit and Search.
Appoint a Governor, a Strategist, a Grand General and a Commander-in-Chief — higher ranks open more offices.
Empty granaries starve your troops; when Public Order collapses, a city falls from within.
◆ War has a price
Every march needs food, and your stance each round — Assault, Steady or Ruse — decides the battle.
Officers meet in duels, and when a city falls you choose to Pacify, Plunder or Restore Order.
Nothing comes free.
◆ 644 real historical figures, every one with a portrait
Only people who actually lived appear. Not a single procedurally generated officer.
Each has a portrait, a courtesy name, birth and death years, and skills.
◆ Beyond unification
Uniting the realm is not the end. Name your dynasty, found a capital, proclaim an era name
and honor the founding ministers. The dynastic annals follow the decades that come after.
◆ Features
• 15 scenarios • 644 officers • 644 portraits
• 3 difficulty levels (Easy / Normal / Hard) — on Hard the AI really fights differently
• Spectate mode — watch the AI warlords contest the realm without a ruler of your own
• Duel Arena • Codex of officers, treasures and landmarks
• 10 save slots + autosave, fully playable offline
• Landscape only, optimized for tablets
• Ads appear only when a campaign starts — never during turns or battles
• English / Korean / Japanese / Traditional Chinese (switch anytime in Settings)
※ Officer biography text is available in the Korean version only.
※ Officer portraits were created with generative AI tools, then selected and retouched by hand.
All other elements (map, UI, game logic) were not AI-generated.
From the Yellow Turban Rebellion of 184 to the fall of Shu in 263, choose one of fifteen eras.
Play as Cao Cao, Liu Bei or Sun Quan — or rise from an obscure warlord no history remembers.
◆ Build your state
Grow your cities with Farming, Trade, Levees, Relief and Build, and gather talent with Recruit and Search.
Appoint a Governor, a Strategist, a Grand General and a Commander-in-Chief — higher ranks open more offices.
Empty granaries starve your troops; when Public Order collapses, a city falls from within.
◆ War has a price
Every march needs food, and your stance each round — Assault, Steady or Ruse — decides the battle.
Officers meet in duels, and when a city falls you choose to Pacify, Plunder or Restore Order.
Nothing comes free.
◆ 644 real historical figures, every one with a portrait
Only people who actually lived appear. Not a single procedurally generated officer.
Each has a portrait, a courtesy name, birth and death years, and skills.
◆ Beyond unification
Uniting the realm is not the end. Name your dynasty, found a capital, proclaim an era name
and honor the founding ministers. The dynastic annals follow the decades that come after.
◆ Features
• 15 scenarios • 644 officers • 644 portraits
• 3 difficulty levels (Easy / Normal / Hard) — on Hard the AI really fights differently
• Spectate mode — watch the AI warlords contest the realm without a ruler of your own
• Duel Arena • Codex of officers, treasures and landmarks
• 10 save slots + autosave, fully playable offline
• Landscape only, optimized for tablets
• Ads appear only when a campaign starts — never during turns or battles
• English / Korean / Japanese / Traditional Chinese (switch anytime in Settings)
※ Officer biography text is available in the Korean version only.
※ Officer portraits were created with generative AI tools, then selected and retouched by hand.
All other elements (map, UI, game logic) were not AI-generated.
Classic turn-based Three Kingdoms strategy. 644 historical officers, 15 eras.
Updated on
Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
What’s new
• Zooming and panning the map is now lighter and smoother.
• Redesigned the tablet command panel: all five categories sit in one row, and each order shows its expected effect (e.g. Farming +19).
• Fixed a scroll popping up every time another ruler rewarded one of their own officers.
• Fixed the lord-selection map being covered in noise, and place names showing through the city card.
• Redesigned the tablet command panel: all five categories sit in one row, and each order shows its expected effect (e.g. Farming +19).
• Fixed a scroll popping up every time another ruler rewarded one of their own officers.
• Fixed the lord-selection map being covered in noise, and place names showing through the city card.
App support
About the developer
성노상
wailfate@naver.com
South Korea
